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In a message dated 10/19/98 12:44:46 PM EST, [log in to unmask] writes:
<< Does this mean the other computers, are no longer treated as
a "guest", >>
Rick,
If you log into AOL from a different computer (e.g., your work computer), you
can set it up with your same user name and password, and it logs in just like
if you were at home.
There is a "guest" login option that lets you log in from any PC that has the
AOL software, including a PC that belongs to someone else. If you borrow a
friend's PC to log into AOL, choose guest from the login drop-down list. Once
connected, a special dialog comes up to let you give your own user name and
password. You can read your own mail, etc. and your friend's AOL settings
remain undisturbed.
Bryan
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